Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 255, 3 September 1913 — Page 10

PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1913.

TWO MEN INJURED IN ANJXPL0S10N Cap Blown Off Silo Filler Fells Frank Horning and Clyde Reese NEW PARIS, O., Sept. 3. Frank Horning and Clyde Reese were badly cut and bruised this morning when the galvanized cap blew off the blower of a silo filler and struck the two men, who were working close together. Reese's injuries may prove fatal. The edge of the cap cut a deep gash tcross his orehead above his eyes. Both arms were almost severed, and the physicians think that he may be Injured internally. Horning is tadly bruised about the

head, but his injuries are not expected to result seriously. Horning and Reese, a tenant on the Horning farm, were filling a silo, when the cap of the blower was blown aff and thrown clear of the silo, striking them.

WOMAN RENTED FLAT FOR PAMPERED DOG

Royal Informality. At Cadineu, Emperor William's model farm in West Prussia, where he loves to tramp about In rough clothes and high top boots, there is a certain blacksmith whose hand is never too grimy for his kaiser to shake. The Princess Victoria Luise from earliest years has shared her father's liking for the man's sterling qualities. One day the emperor and princess, in company with a high official, called at the smithy. As its owner turned from work to welcome them the kaiser introduced him as "a special friend of my daughter's." Pictorial Review.

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fortunate canine has a constant attendant. He gets a daily bath in scented water, and is fed on the best that butcher and grocer and baker can provide. Once the horrid dogcatchers were about to take Bijou to the pound, but Mrs. de Vos indignantly informed them that Bijou was not a common dog, and carried him away in safety.

Toasted Bugs. An insect much resembling the June bug and found in great quantities in the high plains about Quito, capital of Ecuador, is toasted and eaten as a delicacy by the natives of that country. It is sold in the streets in the same manner as are chestnuts in the cities of this country. The roasted bugs taste very much like toasted bread.

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